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Bill streamlines donations to newly created arts fund; sponsor seeks faster processing for tax‑credit purchases under $50,000

House Ways and Means · March 10, 2026
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Sen. Lang described SB 633 as a technical fix to let donations under $50,000 to the Granite Patron of the Arts Fund bypass governor and council review, speeding tax‑credit issuance for small donors; members probed caps, vetting and whether a voluntary surcharge would be preferable.

Sen. Tim Lang told the committee SB 633 would expedite how donations flow into the Granite Patron of the Arts Fund, a dedicated fund created in the budget to support the State Council on the Arts. Under the current structure, businesses may buy a tax credit equal to 50% of their donation; the statute caps credits at $350,000 per year (a $700,000 donation base…

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